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This essay seeks to understand the potlatch as indicative of a wider category of exchange. Looking at the similarity in wild exchange rituals between northwestern America and central Africa the article argues that potlatch ritual is not as an archaic remnant but a product of the interaction between capitalist and t u rnan' modes of production. In this dynamic 'human modes of production' (see anon) did not become capitalist, but rather there was a ritual escalation related to a series of non-capitalist imperatives based in rights in people and theatrical displays of authority. In constructing the theoretical structure used to make this case I draw on and seek to rehabilitate the work of French Marxist Anthropologists working in central Africa, above all Georges Dupré and Pierre-Philippe Rey.

-- Tuscaloosa Academy's Trayshon Foster caught two touchdown receptions -- 67 yards and 68 yards -- and blocked a field goal and an extra point in a 42-14 victory over Morgan Academy. -- West Blocton's Jacob Parks rushed for 175 yards and scored two touchdowns in a 36-33 win over American Christian Academy. -- Marengo Academy's Josh Holifield had three touchdowns -- two rushing and one receiving -- in a 41-13 victory over Patrician Academy. He rushed for 84 yards on five carries.

Patrick Manning, a geologist who led the resource-rich Caribbean nation of Trinidad and Tobago as prime minister through a boom in its petrochemical sector until his party was defeated amid rising crime and corruption, has died.

[Patrick Manning], 66, who suffered a stroke in January last year, was \"partly paralysed\" from what his office said had been a \"minor stroke\".

I wonder does it have anything to do with the fact he left rainy, miserable Ireland to live in India? - R Sherman, Cork

In an editorial, Trinidad's NEWSDAY said the draft document \"not only alters the mechanics of the Constitution but undermines the most universal tenets of constitutional accountability,\" while the Express newspaper argued that it is going to be difficult \"to agree to a constitution that gives the sitting prime minister or, for that matter, one from any party in power, the sweeping powers that the 'working document' throws up.\" \"This is a clear interference by the executive in the prosecution process,\" [Ramesh Lawrence Maharaj] said. \"The manipulation of the prosecution process is one of the greatest weapons which has been used by dictators to silence politicians, judges, trade unionists, members of the media and others who are opposed to or give critical views against presidents who are dictators.\" \"The DPP's [director of public prosecutions] powers will now be so fettered by the office of the attorney general that he would really be totally lacking independence and could be manipulated by politician,\" he said. \"The judiciary will become like another arm of executive.\"

\"I still need a period of rest and convalescence, and I should be back in service not too long from now,\" [Patrick Manning] told reporters in Port-of-Spain, seven days after undergoing surgery at Havana's Center for Medical and Surgical Research. She attributed the act to \"extensive, cordial friendship with Cuba.\" \"It is a gift and the question of integrity does not arise because these are state-to-state arrangements and these are the ways the states agree to treat each other,\" Manning said. { SB

PORT-OF-SPAIN,Trinidad, CMC - The Integrity Commission has forwarded a confidential report toDirector of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Roger Gaspard, recommending a criminalprobe on former prime minister Patrick Manning and former government ministerHedwige Bereaux. Therecommendation, which was made public on Friday in an affidavit filed in theSan Fernando High Court, did not name the two men, but the Trinidad Expressnewspaper quoted reliable sources who said Manning and Bereaux were thesubjects of the enquiry and had been interviewed by the commission'sinvestigator. Registrarof the Integrity Commission Martin Farrell, in a sworn statement filed at theSan Fernando Civil Registry, stated the commission had concluded the twopeople, identified as Person X and Person Y, \"had failed without reasonablejustification to fulfil their duties or obligations under the Integrity inPublic Life Act\".